If a jogger runs at the speed of sound, can he still hear his walkman?

Answer 1

I have no idea.

Come run with me..

Answer 2

I think so, yes.

The walkman's earphones are still plugged in, right? there might be a slight doppler effect. Negligible. actually.

Can you listen to music on a concorde? And those fighter plane pilots listen to their messages from Air traffic control at Mach 3, 6 whatever.

Answer 3

the guy wearing a walkman is somewhat working the fee of light, that's quicker than the fee of sound , so the sounds from his walkman may be vacationing the fee of sound (their velocity) over and above the fee over the lightspeed he himself grew to become into vacationing, so he might somewhat be listening to Disco song from a mid-70s broadcast, because of the fact the sound vacationing quicker than the fee of light may be going backwards in time, and he might unexpectedly flashback to a psychological image of John Travolta gyrating his hips, faint interior the midst of a hectic intersection being repaved, get run over by making use of the asphalt truck and die quicker than the fee of light and sound mutually.

Answer 4

Good question, remember his walkman would be moving at the same speed as him, so possibly.

Answer 5

Actually, I think that he would hear a little music, and here is why. If you use those earbuds, the sound vibrates within the ear and the skull. In other words the there is no distance for the sound to travel. ; )

Answer 6

yes, i agree cause the walkman is moving at the same speed , yes

Answer 7

i would say no,if he runs at the speed of sound,that means he runs faster than the sound waves,he wouldnt be able to hear anything~

Answer 8

Are you stoned? Because I am. And while I know this question is silly, I am completely captivated by it, and now have spent some quiet moments pondering it.

Answer 9

YES

the music just takes a few seconds to catch up with him.

Answer 10

No, his headphones wouldn't be able to stay on with air rushing over his head at 760mph.

Answer 11

Yes.